Bro, When my wife and mother-in-law came to the state, they did the same thing, cutting in line and walk too close to other people. I had to tell them in America we have personal space honey.
1. We actually have kitchen table. However, when we have guests, we often have meal on the floor because there's not enough seats for everyone, and space to place dishes (Vietnamese serve their guests with more food than daily meal). 2. I don't judge the old one, but i think queueing is more common in young generation who acquired queueing culture from other countries. 3. When someone said you're fat(in vietnamese), you can understand differently. If you're really fat, they think you should reduce (i know it's hurt, but they don't really mean to hurt you). If you were so slim, and just have gotten fat a little bit recently, they think you get healthier. That's considered to be a compliment
That why we said Vietnamese is really hard to understand like in Vietnamese rock is đá but kick is also đá. I don't really understand it even thought I'm Vietnamese
@@twoface2346 since thing are pronoun the way it written it basically like the whole to, too, two stuff which all have different meaning but due to the way the language work at least you could make it have some different with Vietnamese thing are written the same way they are pronoun so it do look confusing
@@twoface2346 Those words are synonyms (same word, different meanings) and basically every languages have that not just Vietnamese. I agree Vietnamese is hard but that is not one of the reasons.
After living in Vietnam for 6 yrs I went back to the states for my daughters wedding, I stayed at my sisters house. Since I had lots of free time I went to Home Depot and bought a hand held water handle and installed it at my sisters toilet, at the time she thought that was weird. But after I left she had her son install them in her other 2 bathrooms. :)
Love this video.....brought back some humorous memories of my days in Saigon back in 1971-1972. I learned so much from the Vietnamese people and their customs. I fell in love while in Saigon and ended up flying back in 1973 to get married....been married now for 48 years....best decision I ever made. Vietnamese food and people are #1. Best wishes Phuc Map and keep the videos coming.
@@ThaiNguyen-rz7qe I am so sorry to hear of the problems you had in past years. Hope that things are much better now for you and your family. Added: I get the feeling you may have been on the Linda & Drew Scott Podcast earlier this month, but not sure. If so, the wife and I support all that you are doing and love your story. I can relate to what you are going through in many ways. Best wishes my friend.
@@tranminh5748 viện trợ để giải phóng dân tộc lại đi so sánh với một bọn bút đít Mỹ để vơ vét rài nguyên cho nó, bóc lột dân mình là hay à, đến khi nó rút phát là co giò chạy theo nó chứ là đc clg đâu
Phúc ốm dễ thương lắm, lịch sự, thành thật. Đừng bao giờ thay đổi nhe Phúc. Nhiều người VN rất là yêu thương anh Phúc. Thank you for sharing the video. Very entertaining.
I am Vietnamese who’s lived in America for almost 33 years. I am not realizing that much different between US and Vietnam until I watched your video. It was fun to watch and to learn about the cultures.
Just came across your Channel recently. I’m attempting to learn Vietnamese and been watching your videos. Always enjoy them. Keep up the good work bro!
Hi dear Hurley. 🤗 I just discovered you in the video of « What the pho » channel and I liked your style. 😊👍 I immediately subscribed to your channel !!! 🤗 You’re amazing and super cool, your Vietnamese and knowledge of Vietnamese traditions/culture are far better than mine. 😅👍 I’ve been living in Can Tho City 🇻🇳 since 2008. I’m a 50 years old French and I’m more a solitary person than mixing with people, so I don’t communicate much, just the minimum to talk with my wife whom only speaks Vietnamese 😅. I only interact with my students most of the time in English. 😊 I subscribe to your channel hoping learning a lot about our heart’s country. 🤗❤️🇻🇳
Man your video is so funny, yet so accurate, as I never expect one of my teachers would experienced. As usual, keep on the good job and have fun in making your videos! -Việt Hưng, one of the guys who talked to you during a break time :3
Omg, that last point about brutal honesty hits the nail in the head. I live in America and people here can’t handle the truth, everything offends everyone. Thanks Phuc for pointing it out.
Imagine having a foreigner calling you out Chinese , that's when you know how rude and impolite you are . Lot of foreigner seem vague about our intense relationship , it's great that you pointed it out in a funny way Phúc .
Born and raised in Vietnam, living in the US for 5 years now, I can tell how good you are at spotting the cultural differences lol. I even installed a bum gun for the toilet here since I couldn't get used to using the toilet paper. Great video bro!!
the problem is the water that is coming out of the pipe in america is cold, a lot of time i would just hop into the shower or a bath tub to wash myself off with warm water. in vietnam is ok because the water that is coming out of the pipe is not cold being a tropical climate.
Xin lỗi Phúc Mập =)))))) mặc dù có vẻ như Phúc đang chia sẻ khác bức xúc về khác biệt văn hoá trong lần đầu tiên đến Việt Nam =)))))) nhưng tôi không thể nhịn cười được =)))))))))
I also like your video Phuc. You are so funny and truthful. People love your honesty and humour. It is interesting to learn that you are so adaptable to the Vietnamese culture despite of big differences. This is fascinating Phuc.
Hello Phuc from California! I used to do toilet #2 with the squad version back then in Vietnam, and I was shocked when I first came to the state taking toilet #2 with the sitting version. Also, American don't sleep on the floor even for campers with compacted converted camper van is stuffed in with a bed.
Man your Vietnamese is impressive. Very funny and insightful as yet I'm another American who has been living abroad for sometime now. Here in Hanoi, Vietnam. Keep up the good work!
I am an American living in Vietnam and I agree with your points. Vietnamese people are brutally honest because they're stating their observations. Americans take this as judgement. As for the cutting in line thing, I can be in line and Vietnamese grandmas cut me in line and put their items on the counter. WTF? 3 years here and I still cannot get used to this madness
Hello Phuc. You are so nice for giving constructive criticism. As a Vietnamese-American who left Vietnam for 40 years ago, I can see we have so many inappropriate behaviors compare to many people around the world. I am pretty sure you noticed them but do not point them out. Since many people watch your works, it would be nice if you can point some out as constructive criticism so people can be aware and hopefully change. I recently came across your channel. I subscribed after watching the first clip, like every clips I watched and let ads run to help you even some of them seem to be forever. As a Vietnamese who is away and have not returned since I left, I love this type of culture differences, and all the cycling around Saigon clips. Please do more road trip in Saigon clips especially after lock down. Thank you!
Omg hilarious! I'm half VN & American. Took after my VN mom by squatting to do everything especially food prep and gardening. If you are looking for me be sure to look close to the ground for crouching tiger! 😄😄 I'm jealous you speak Vietnamese so well! It's a shame I'm struggling to learn. I'll get there eventually. Love your channel!
Hilarious outlook on differences, I met my wife and her family 12 years ago in Bien Hoa and everything you said happened to me 🤣. I'm a big boy 6'1 235 so eating on floor ain't happening, tiny plastic stools , I actually broke a plastic chair at resteraunt hehe. I love Vietnam, and will retire there next year now that covid is about done, A big shock for me was the early morning music playing over loud speaker, no sleeping in. Love your videos, tks for the laugh,
Your videos are amazing! Your last one about the honesty is my favorite. Living in Japan and being from the states, 2 countries where you can't be honest, but sugarcoat everything, it only says to the person you're talking to that they, nor yourself, are mature enough to see the world as it is, but slightly alter your words to make them feel better about a bad situation, whoch hurts them more in the long run. When I was bigger, and I wanted to lose weight, but I didn't but action behind my words, my friends called me a fat f*ck, not because I was fat, but because they knew I had a goal but was BSing myself out of it. Love you man!
You are too funny! Spot on about a lot of the differences. I think you need to do version 2, where the Vietnamese pick their noses 👃 in public. Men, have long nails on the little Pinket finger. And don’t forget about eating & spitting the food on the floor in the restaurant! Ha 😜😝😛ha ha ha. I still have my Vietnamese family back home call me fat. I hate it, but to them it’s honest & like they are teasing you, not meant to hurt you or feelings. Different kind of mind sets. Still, being more Western doesn’t sit right with me, but I only take it from my family. When you learn how to use that hose thing in the toilet to clean yourself after number 2’s please fill us in. How the hell do you not get wet, unless you might as well have a shower? 💓💖💗🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷. Please do some more funny comparison’s. Do you miss Chris and Max?
There will be a few sequels! The 1st three items in this video tied in with the wife's family story, and the other 2 stand out the most. I have come to accept my VN name, no worries on the fat part here 😅
#5 is very true! I'm a naturalized Vietnamese-American guy, living in the West Coast and I saw that sensitivity starting around the year 2000. Nowadays, I have to watch every thing that I say and do... It's hard for a Vietnamese person like me.
Ở Việt nam có rất nhiều người yêu quý phúc mập , hài hước và rất nhiệt tình nói tiếng Việt ❤️ In the Vietnam there are many people who love Phuc Map , funny and very enthusiastic to speak Vietnamese❤️
My family still eats at the table for 6, and only when there are too many people, like during holidays, (usually about 20-30 people), the mats are used. Yes, you are in an Asian country where it is very important to gather relatives on special occasions. And because Vietnam has a lot of young people, families often have a lot of children, so sitting on the ground will have many benefits, such as you will not have to worry too much about the children falling. Sitting on the ground will also feel more connected with family members.
Hồi xưa cả nhà em ăn dưới sàn nhưng bây h theo tây ăn trên bàn thứ 2 do nhà em lớn tuổi do ngồi sàn bị đau lưng nên phải ngồi bàn ăn.đôi khi có tiệc nhiều món ăn sẽ lót tấm báo ăn dưới sàn. Một hoài niệm
Smashed the like button and thanks for the interesting and funny video upload Hurley. You, your wife and Bingo enjoy life and stay safe out there in Saigon, South Vietnam!
Im Vietnamese but i was living in chile for 4 years for work, during that time i try to get used to using toilet papers for one months but it still quite awkward. When i was walking around the china town part of Santiago i found a indonesian shop that sell a toilet water hose and a adapter for the toilet pipe they use in chile. I brought it and install at my apartment and for the rest of the 4 years i was living there i didn't have no sore backside. Still buy Toilet paper since to vietnamese, it just cheap napkin anyway.
Hello, I really like your channel ^^. If my memory serves, I had met you while studying at VUS. Anyways, I hope you soon reach 1 million subscribe. HAVE A GOOD DAY, MAN ^^
1. Usually we eat dinner at the floor due to the insufficient chair and table, now with an ever growing country, we now have enough seats for everyone to enjoy their meal which is great. 2. Chopsticks overall are just like spoon, it is convenient and more usable than fork in my opinion, it is ironic how i always wanted to use a fork as a child now i am just preferring Chopsticks over all silverware. 3. Oh i relate to this one a lot, whenever i uses the bathroom, i always look for a spare toilet roll just incase the current one expired, we used to NOT use it, but after time, we realized the necessity of toilet paper and add it to our lives. 4. Personally and surprisingly, i rarely ever witness a line skipper, most people in my region don't want to be a total jack ass and we are really ambiguous when thought of committing any faulty act. 5. Hell yeah, you're fat, his fat, who the hell cares. That's just another visual fact about you, not another failure you show. Anyways, yeah it really do be like that, people in general in Vietnamese are Absolutely cold blooded when it comes to Telling facts to anyone.
Us too, we have airline tickets for 26th April from Sydney, Australia. Hope they speed up their vaccination rates with all the vaccines western countries are sending. Australia is sending heaps to them in Dec.
I have got to say, the last 2 examples were hilarious and very true. My mom absolutely hate the Chinese and she was 86 years old. Americans are so sensitive these days , it is getting ridiculous. Truth hurts but it is what it is. Excellent content Hurley , you had me laughing😂😂
Your videos crack me up I follow your ig too and noticed you had my friend’s brother jay ho in one video we used to party in Texas when he resided out here
The way you compare differences is so hilarious and witty :). About queuing culture, it's better now especially with the young generation although lots of things still need to be improved. If those things happen, just simply talk to that guy "pls queue in line, don't you see others queuing?" in a serious manner though you may receive bullet eyes :D, just ignore it.
OMG, Just visiting Vietnam for 1 month back in 2015 I had that whole experience, with the exception of Chopsticks. 🙂 I would add the sea of scooters was a shell shock to me and by the end of the first day my butt killed me riding in the back of one. 🤕
Brutal honesty is what my wife and I like about Vietnam and SE Asia in general. Not everything is racist, people, sometimes it's just plain true. I am a very tall hairy Australian. A lady walked up to me in Cambodia and grabbed my arm hair and then called her family to come see. I just laughed as I know they can't grow hair. Imagine if that happened in our snowflake Western world. It would be labelled as racist and rude. I was treated like a god with my thick long curled up mustache, and many Vietnamese wanted photos taken with me. My wife got into a altercation with a Vietnamese man trying to push himself, his wife and kids in front of us in a line. She also would stop Chinese tourists pushing in front of her. Forget culture, no way can you ever push in line, that's crossing the line too much.
When I was a kid in VN. A family from Australia came and shopped at my parents' store. I remembered that I stood there and starred at their beautiful colored eyes. It was just honest and innocent behavior. As people are getting more touchy, they lose that child like carefree and innocent. I laughed at the hairy story....thanks for sharing!
I guess its because we need more space. Unlike in America where meals usually on the table with not so many people. Even parties in America nowadays tend to go self serving or buffet kind of way. In Vietnam, our family parties tends to have many members and sometimes friends attend, especially death day anniversary, Tet holiday or a family gathreing. We also put every single dish with utensils and beverage out so we need lots of space and a table or two wouldn't be enough. Besides, we enjoy eating on the floor as its cozyness since all will have a chance to speak, to eat the same thing including kids.
1. Cut in line is my biggest pet peeve. The older Vietnamese people still do that here in the U.S. I tell them the line is way in the back. I don’t care if they’re elders. I have places to go too. 2. Americans are too overly sensitive these days. If you say something too conservative and mildly offensive or not align with popular opinions, woke people on social media will find you. You’ll be canceled. I abhor cancel culture.
I remembered having a formal dining table and chair set as well as a sofa in the living room when we lived in Vietnam. This was before 1975. Things have changed quite a bit since then.
@@QuyNguyen-lm1gq spare me the bullshit, I was born in the south and I know many families who eat on the floor. My family eats on whatever we want to, someday it's on the floor, someday it's on a table. My girlfriend family is from Kien Giang (the west) and they eat on the floor.
Like someone here has pointed out, the kitchen table is rather personal to the family. Also because the kitchen itself is relatively small. The living room, however, is where most activities occur and where the guests come, so it's like the face of the family and hence usually the largest, most well decorated room in da house. When the relatives, friends or colleagues come by for a treat, we often choose the living room, sit down and eat. It's very cozy that way. For the queueing, that's basically a local "cuisine". The people haven't really progressed through the industrial age, so it's "everyone for himself" kinda sorta situation. That said, nowadays kids learn new stuff fast. They could get violent with those who jump the queue. That's a good sign.
Vậy là ở Mỹ việc đi vệ sinh lạc hậu hơn sài gòn rồi, chỉ có vùng nông thôn mới còn dùng giấy vệ sinh, ở TP họ dùng vòi xịt sau khi đi vệ sinh xong giúp hậu môn sạch sẽ hơn việc dùng giấy.
As an overseas Vietnamese, re-learning my native language, I appreciate the videos and the channel! Very entertaining, informative, and educational. As for the point regarding the brutal honesty, I think this lacks significant nuance. It is unfair to compare how Vietnamese may be brutally honest about one's physical appearance than than how safe spaces operate, where the latter is intended for marginalized students to be able congregate and express themselves without being further marginalized. I think that the points can be both educational and informative, however, when sweeping generalizations are made, this is where I would suggest that context and nuance is absolutely necessary.
Great observations! Except for the toilet one, which I assume is an exaggeration to make it a funny point. Vietnamese people do use toilet paper, in addition to the bidet (I’m pretty sure the invention of the bidet came after toilet paper in Vietnam!) so don’t worry about having to bring your own tp 🧻 to Vietnam if you’re planning a visit 😅
Nghe ỗng nói mà mắc cười quá :) . nhưng thực ra những điều Phúc gặp phải là do thói quen của một số bộ phần già đình ở việt nam thôi. cũng có thể là do thói quen của họ. nhưng theo đa số mình thấy thì văn hóa ngồi ăn của các gia dình của việt nam là ở trên bàn ( trừ khi họ không đủ không gian và bàn ghế để tiếp đãi khách trong mốt số sự kiện bất ngờ, hoặc bất khả kháng) . Thói quen chen hàng thì không phải chỉ riêng Phúc thấy khó chịu mà hầu như những người có ý thức đều cảm thấy chen hàng là một điều khá khó chịu. Còn vấn đề " không có giấy vệ sinh" thì cũng phải nói tới thói quen của từng gia định. ví dụ như gia đình tớ thì vẫn phải có đủ cả giấy vệ sinh và " vòi rồng" . đó là bắt buộc vì trong một gia đình sẽ có nhiều người có thói quen khác nhau. chúc Phúc sẽ tìm thấy nhiều niềm vui trong cuộc sống ở việt nam. ;))
Thinking about going to stay in Vietnam for a few months. I can deal with everything you mentioned, (even love chop sticks) but I think the humidity might kill me. I overheat as it is in the mid US.
Hm, a southern accent vs northern. It's more polite and common to say "đau bụng quá" (my stomach achés" whenever you need to use the restroom. Yeap, there will be bound lots of culture shocks whenever we travel abroad. Good luck with your stay!
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Bro, When my wife and mother-in-law came to the state, they did the same thing, cutting in line and walk too close to other people. I had to tell them in America we have personal space honey.
Phúc ơi cái mà anh lấy trong nhà việt vệ sinh cái đó để vệ sinh hậu môn
Anh cố nói *Tiếng Việt* tốt nha anh Phúc ❤
Anh đừng lấy cái đó để gội đầu nhe :)))
The #1 I love about you is your honesty. There aren't many people like you on the internet nowadays. Never stop being yourself Phúc mập.
thanks for that!
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1. We actually have kitchen table. However, when we have guests, we often have meal on the floor because there's not enough seats for everyone, and space to place dishes (Vietnamese serve their guests with more food than daily meal).
2. I don't judge the old one, but i think queueing is more common in young generation who acquired queueing culture from other countries.
3. When someone said you're fat(in vietnamese), you can understand differently. If you're really fat, they think you should reduce (i know it's hurt, but they don't really mean to hurt you). If you were so slim, and just have gotten fat a little bit recently, they think you get healthier. That's considered to be a compliment
That why we said Vietnamese is really hard to understand like in Vietnamese rock is đá but kick is also đá. I don't really understand it even thought I'm Vietnamese
@@twoface2346 you mean eventhough ?
@@kienthunder4974 yeah. I had writen it wrong. Don't remember the word.
@@twoface2346 since thing are pronoun the way it written it basically like the whole to, too, two stuff which all have different meaning but due to the way the language work at least you could make it have some different
with Vietnamese thing are written the same way they are pronoun so it do look confusing
@@twoface2346 Those words are synonyms (same word, different meanings) and basically every languages have that not just Vietnamese. I agree Vietnamese is hard but that is not one of the reasons.
After living in Vietnam for 6 yrs I went back to the states for my daughters wedding, I stayed at my sisters house. Since I had lots of free time I went to Home Depot and bought a hand held water handle and installed it at my sisters toilet, at the time she thought that was weird. But after I left she had her son install them in her other 2 bathrooms. :)
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Love this video.....brought back some humorous memories of my days in Saigon back in 1971-1972. I learned so much from the Vietnamese people and their customs. I fell in love while in Saigon and ended up flying back in 1973 to get married....been married now for 48 years....best decision I ever made. Vietnamese food and people are #1. Best wishes Phuc Map and keep the videos coming.
Appreciate that!
Thời vnch con nuôi của mỹ là 1 mớ hỗn độn. ko đắc sắc như bây giờ đâu bạn ơi
@@ThaiNguyen-rz7qe I am so sorry to hear of the problems you had in past years. Hope that things are much better now for you and your family. Added: I get the feeling you may have been on the Linda & Drew Scott Podcast earlier this month, but not sure. If so, the wife and I support all that you are doing and love your story. I can relate to what you are going through in many ways. Best wishes my friend.
@@ThaiNguyen-rz7qe bắc việt ăn 7 tỷ rúp của liên xô, cả ngàn tấn vũ khí đạn dược của tàu cộng có đc tính là con nuôi của tụi nó ko béc kè?
@@tranminh5748 viện trợ để giải phóng dân tộc lại đi so sánh với một bọn bút đít Mỹ để vơ vét rài nguyên cho nó, bóc lột dân mình là hay à, đến khi nó rút phát là co giò chạy theo nó chứ là đc clg đâu
Phúc ốm dễ thương lắm, lịch sự, thành thật. Đừng bao giờ thay đổi nhe Phúc. Nhiều người VN rất là yêu thương anh Phúc. Thank you for sharing the video. Very entertaining.
I am Vietnamese who’s lived in America for almost 33 years. I am not realizing that much different between US and Vietnam until I watched your video. It was fun to watch and to learn about the cultures.
Just came across your Channel recently. I’m attempting to learn Vietnamese and been watching your videos. Always enjoy them. Keep up the good work bro!
Means a lot, thanks for watching!
Hi dear Hurley. 🤗
I just discovered you in the video of « What the pho » channel and I liked your style. 😊👍 I immediately subscribed to your channel !!! 🤗
You’re amazing and super cool, your Vietnamese and knowledge of Vietnamese traditions/culture are far better than mine. 😅👍
I’ve been living in Can Tho City 🇻🇳 since 2008. I’m a 50 years old French and I’m more a solitary person than mixing with people, so I don’t communicate much, just the minimum to talk with my wife whom only speaks Vietnamese 😅. I only interact with my students most of the time in English. 😊
I subscribe to your channel hoping learning a lot about our heart’s country. 🤗❤️🇻🇳
I’m glad you found the channel! Hopefully you learn from/enjoy the content I’ll be putting out.
Man your video is so funny, yet so accurate, as I never expect one of my teachers would experienced. As usual, keep on the good job and have fun in making your videos!
-Việt Hưng, one of the guys who talked to you during a break time :3
Appreciate that bud!
Omg, that last point about brutal honesty hits the nail in the head. I live in America and people here can’t handle the truth, everything offends everyone. Thanks Phuc for pointing it out.
Hell yeah it's true, people become pudica flowers now. A single raindrop can even hurt them lol
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Imagine having a foreigner calling you out Chinese , that's when you know how rude and impolite you are . Lot of foreigner seem vague about our intense relationship , it's great that you pointed it out in a funny way Phúc .
Born and raised in Vietnam, living in the US for 5 years now, I can tell how good you are at spotting the cultural differences lol. I even installed a bum gun for the toilet here since I couldn't get used to using the toilet paper.
Great video bro!!
Yeah, some of them are very obvious, but I will always try to point them out in a playful and joking manner
bum gun is god tier item in toilet sir xD
the problem is the water that is coming out of the pipe in america is cold, a lot of time i would just hop into the shower or a bath tub to wash myself off with warm water. in vietnam is ok because the water that is coming out of the pipe is not cold being a tropical climate.
I dont feel clean when i used toilet paper 😌 Bum gun is more better, it make your lỗ đít stronger
When they say "vòi xịt đít" i thought meant a*s sprayer
Xin lỗi Phúc Mập =)))))) mặc dù có vẻ như Phúc đang chia sẻ khác bức xúc về khác biệt văn hoá trong lần đầu tiên đến Việt Nam =)))))) nhưng tôi không thể nhịn cười được =)))))))))
This video using nanlite products is really nice. Especially the stairwell backlighting. Props to Nanlite. Nice shirt.
Thanks a lot bud!
Love your honest takes fused with humor. Please keep it coming brother.
Thanks! Will do!
I also like your video Phuc. You are so funny and truthful. People love your honesty and humour. It is interesting to learn that you are so adaptable to the Vietnamese culture despite of big differences. This is fascinating Phuc.
Wow, thank you!
Very funny, very entertaining. Totally deserve millions views.
Glad you think so!
Hello Phuc from California! I used to do toilet #2 with the squad version back then in Vietnam, and I was shocked when I first came to the state taking toilet #2 with the sitting version. Also, American don't sleep on the floor even for campers with compacted converted camper van is stuffed in with a bed.
😅 Thanks for sharing
Man your Vietnamese is impressive. Very funny and insightful as yet I'm another American who has been living abroad for sometime now. Here in Hanoi, Vietnam. Keep up the good work!
Thanks for stopping by the channel. I have a ways to go, but glad I started studying Viet a few years back 📖
I am an American living in Vietnam and I agree with your points. Vietnamese people are brutally honest because they're stating their observations. Americans take this as judgement. As for the cutting in line thing, I can be in line and Vietnamese grandmas cut me in line and put their items on the counter. WTF? 3 years here and I still cannot get used to this madness
I couldn’t have laughed harder at your tip for when someone cuts you in line
You'd be shocked how many times it's worked for me. My wife gets so embarrassed...
The best comedy about Vietnam culture I have ever seen. Keep up work bro
@@CuongHoang-ow4eb much appreciated
😂😂😂😂❤️❤️❤️
Hello Phuc. You are so nice for giving constructive criticism. As a Vietnamese-American who left Vietnam for 40 years ago, I can see we have so many inappropriate behaviors compare to many people around the world. I am pretty sure you noticed them but do not point them out. Since many people watch your works, it would be nice if you can point some out as constructive criticism so people can be aware and hopefully change.
I recently came across your channel. I subscribed after watching the first clip, like every clips I watched and let ads run to help you even some of them seem to be forever.
As a Vietnamese who is away and have not returned since I left, I love this type of culture differences, and all the cycling around Saigon clips. Please do more road trip in Saigon clips especially after lock down. Thank you!
Thank you for sharing. I plan to keep the series going in a lighthearted and fun way, but hopefully people on both sides can learn something
Cảm ơn em đã nhớ về quê hương Việt Nam chúc em luôn xinh đẹp bình an mãi mãi
Video cua Phuc map qua tuyet voi va vui lam , ngay nao cung thich xem video cua Phuc map , cam on Phuc map rat la nhieu
Phúc mập giỏi quá . Biết nói tiếng việt là 1 điều phi thường
Omg hilarious! I'm half VN & American. Took after my VN mom by squatting to do everything especially food prep and gardening. If you are looking for me be sure to look close to the ground for crouching tiger! 😄😄 I'm jealous you speak Vietnamese so well! It's a shame I'm struggling to learn. I'll get there eventually. Love your channel!
Cảm ơn Phúc Mập.
Kênh của bạn là một nơi để học tiếng Anh thú vị đấy, hôm nay lần đầu tiên mình biết đến kênh này và clip đang xem này là cái thứ 2.
I've learnt some more Vietnamese!! Love this new format where you teach us some phrases and words!! Thanks Phúc!!
Happy to hear that! That's the plan from here on out
Best video ever! Didnt even know about the Chinese comparison tip LOL this is awesome
Glad you liked it!!
Hilarious outlook on differences, I met my wife and her family 12 years ago in Bien Hoa and everything you said happened to me 🤣. I'm a big boy 6'1 235 so eating on floor ain't happening, tiny plastic stools , I actually broke a plastic chair at resteraunt hehe. I love Vietnam, and will retire there next year now that covid is about done, A big shock for me was the early morning music playing over loud speaker, no sleeping in. Love your videos, tks for the laugh,
appreciate it! glad you can relate
I'm 6'6", 260 and 68 years old. Tôi 6'6 ", 260 và 68 tuổi.
những chiếc ghế nhựa đó ... lol
Your videos are amazing! Your last one about the honesty is my favorite. Living in Japan and being from the states, 2 countries where you can't be honest, but sugarcoat everything, it only says to the person you're talking to that they, nor yourself, are mature enough to see the world as it is, but slightly alter your words to make them feel better about a bad situation, whoch hurts them more in the long run. When I was bigger, and I wanted to lose weight, but I didn't but action behind my words, my friends called me a fat f*ck, not because I was fat, but because they knew I had a goal but was BSing myself out of it. Love you man!
Thanks for enjoying my videos
Keep posting video, and chuc mung nam moi!
Will do, thanks!
Hay lắm Phúc… have a great week
Khi o Vn, gd toi van dung giay truoc, roi moi dung voi rua voi sa bong Phuc oi. Rat thich video cua ban. Thanks
vậy hả? cảm ơn đã xem!
You are too funny! Spot on about a lot of the differences. I think you need to do version 2, where the Vietnamese pick their noses 👃 in public. Men, have long nails on the little Pinket finger. And don’t forget about eating & spitting the food on the floor in the restaurant! Ha 😜😝😛ha ha ha. I still have my Vietnamese family back home call me fat. I hate it, but to them it’s honest & like they are teasing you, not meant to hurt you or feelings. Different kind of mind sets. Still, being more Western doesn’t sit right with me, but I only take it from my family. When you learn how to use that hose thing in the toilet to clean yourself after number 2’s please fill us in. How the hell do you not get wet, unless you might as well have a shower? 💓💖💗🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷. Please do some more funny comparison’s. Do you miss Chris and Max?
There will be a few sequels! The 1st three items in this video tied in with the wife's family story, and the other 2 stand out the most. I have come to accept my VN name, no worries on the fat part here 😅
#5 is very true! I'm a naturalized Vietnamese-American guy, living in the West Coast and I saw that sensitivity starting around the year 2000. Nowadays, I have to watch every thing that I say and do... It's hard for a Vietnamese person like me.
That was my favorite one on the list 😅
Phúc nói giọng nam đáng yêu thật sự í :333
4:13 Ông "Tây ba lô" !!! 😂👍
Similar for me, even if I’ve been living here since 2008. 😅
Love it, Phuc Map!
Keep up the good work.
Love ur channel
Thank you so much!
Làm nhiều video nữa đi Phúc những video của em thật hài hước thú vị . chúc em và gđ sức khỏe hạnh phúc 👍
Ở Việt nam có rất nhiều người yêu quý phúc mập , hài hước và rất nhiệt tình nói tiếng Việt ❤️
In the Vietnam there are many people who love Phuc Map , funny and very enthusiastic to speak Vietnamese❤️
My family still eats at the table for 6, and only when there are too many people, like during holidays, (usually about 20-30 people), the mats are used. Yes, you are in an Asian country where it is very important to gather relatives on special occasions. And because Vietnam has a lot of young people, families often have a lot of children, so sitting on the ground will have many benefits, such as you will not have to worry too much about the children falling. Sitting on the ground will also feel more connected with family members.
Love this video man! Keep up the hard work!!
Thanks! Will do!
I so like travel and everything about cilp of you it work for me no sad
So true. The tiny stools...after I sat down, I needed help to stand up.
Hồi xưa cả nhà em ăn dưới sàn nhưng bây h theo tây ăn trên bàn thứ 2 do nhà em lớn tuổi do ngồi sàn bị đau lưng nên phải ngồi bàn ăn.đôi khi có tiệc nhiều món ăn sẽ lót tấm báo ăn dưới sàn. Một hoài niệm
Việt Nam cũng ngồi bàn chứ có phải nhà nào cũng ngồi sàn đâu mà theo Tây
@@tuntu1020 tùy gia đình cha
Trước đây. 1 phần do điều kiện kinh tế, 1 phần gia đình đông người, 1 phần do không gian sống hẹp
tôi cũng mới ngồi bàn đc 1 năm nhưng giờ lại thích ngồi sàn hơn rồi. Ngồi sàn vẫn có cái gì đó rất thoải mái.
Smashed the like button and thanks for the interesting and funny video upload Hurley.
You, your wife and Bingo enjoy life and stay safe out there in Saigon, South Vietnam!
Thanks as always pal 👍
Năm mới chúc Phúc Mập và gđ mạnh khoẻ trong mùa Covid-19 nha, ôi xem video của P cười đau cả bụng 🤣
Im Vietnamese but i was living in chile for 4 years for work, during that time i try to get used to using toilet papers for one months but it still quite awkward. When i was walking around the china town part of Santiago i found a indonesian shop that sell a toilet water hose and a adapter for the toilet pipe they use in chile. I brought it and install at my apartment and for the rest of the 4 years i was living there i didn't have no sore backside. Still buy Toilet paper since to vietnamese, it just cheap napkin anyway.
Sounds like an interesting experience!
HI PHUC MAP,
THANKS FOR SHARING AND I’D LOVED IT HOW YOU
CREATE THIS CLIPS, ,
🌷🌷🌷🤙😁😍😄😂🌝🥃🥃
Damn, your knowledge about Vietnam is even more accurate than my knowledge
Hello, I really like your channel ^^. If my memory serves, I had met you while studying at VUS. Anyways, I hope you soon reach 1 million subscribe. HAVE A GOOD DAY, MAN ^^
Oh thank you, good to hear from you again
Even as locals we have to protect our position in the line strictly so no one else take it. It's a tough time.
1. Usually we eat dinner at the floor due to the insufficient chair and table, now with an ever growing country, we now have enough seats for everyone to enjoy their meal which is great.
2. Chopsticks overall are just like spoon, it is convenient and more usable than fork in my opinion, it is ironic how i always wanted to use a fork as a child now i am just preferring Chopsticks over all silverware.
3. Oh i relate to this one a lot, whenever i uses the bathroom, i always look for a spare toilet roll just incase the current one expired, we used to NOT use it, but after time, we realized the necessity of toilet paper and add it to our lives.
4. Personally and surprisingly, i rarely ever witness a line skipper, most people in my region don't want to be a total jack ass and we are really ambiguous when thought of committing any faulty act.
5. Hell yeah, you're fat, his fat, who the hell cares. That's just another visual fact about you, not another failure you show. Anyways, yeah it really do be like that, people in general in Vietnamese are Absolutely cold blooded when it comes to Telling facts to anyone.
Chúng tôi luôn yêu những người hiểu văn hóa VN như bạn.
Another educational and bloody funny video, keep up the good work, hanging out for the boarders to open to get back there.
Thanks for watching, more to come soon. See ya in 6/2022!
Us too, we have airline tickets for 26th April from Sydney, Australia. Hope they speed up their vaccination rates with all the vaccines western countries are sending. Australia is sending heaps to them in Dec.
Omg, im cracking up so hard 🤣🤣🤣 thank you for your work Phúc Mập!!!
Good video Phuc Map! I didn't know you can do Asian squat lol
Thanks pal, but it took quite a bit of yoga to achieve that
I have got to say, the last 2 examples were hilarious and very true. My mom absolutely hate the Chinese and she was 86 years old. Americans are so sensitive these days , it is getting ridiculous. Truth hurts but it is what it is.
Excellent content Hurley , you had me laughing😂😂
Glad you could resonate with them. Hope to have some more entertaining videos coming out here soon!
Love this video you very honest Phuc
Tôi rất thích sự thẳng thắng của bạn, những gì bạn nhận xét về người VN rất đúng, chúc bạn khỏe, luôn ủng hộ bạn❤
Your videos crack me up I follow your ig too and noticed you had my friend’s brother jay ho in one video we used to party in Texas when he resided out here
Small world and thanks!
Can we also point out the fact that there is a motorbike in the living room as you film this 😁😆
I’m about that life 😅
hồi xưa vụ ngồi sàn ăn chỉ là số ít, sau này sửa nhà cửa lại toàn thích ngồi dưới đất ăn không luôn, chả hiểu :v chứ mình không thích
Your English is very good as a Vietnamese, I am impressed !!!
The way you compare differences is so hilarious and witty :). About queuing culture, it's better now especially with the young generation although lots of things still need to be improved. If those things happen, just simply talk to that guy "pls queue in line, don't you see others queuing?" in a serious manner though you may receive bullet eyes :D, just ignore it.
Thanks for checking it out
loved the video bro! you nailed it with all the differences
More to come, couldn't fit all of them into just 1 video
Nice video Phuc Map
Cảm ơn Phúc vì người nước ngoài nhưng yêu quý VN chúng tôi
OMG, Just visiting Vietnam for 1 month back in 2015 I had that whole experience, with the exception of Chopsticks. 🙂
I would add the sea of scooters was a shell shock to me and by the end of the first day my butt killed me riding in the back of one. 🤕
There are definitely some hurdles to get past, but it's worth it in the end
Brutal honesty is what my wife and I like about Vietnam and SE Asia in general. Not everything is racist, people, sometimes it's just plain true. I am a very tall hairy Australian. A lady walked up to me in Cambodia and grabbed my arm hair and then called her family to come see. I just laughed as I know they can't grow hair. Imagine if that happened in our snowflake Western world. It would be labelled as racist and rude. I was treated like a god with my thick long curled up mustache, and many Vietnamese wanted photos taken with me. My wife got into a altercation with a Vietnamese man trying to push himself, his wife and kids in front of us in a line. She also would stop Chinese tourists pushing in front of her. Forget culture, no way can you ever push in line, that's crossing the line too much.
When I was a kid in VN. A family from Australia came and shopped at my parents' store. I remembered that I stood there and starred at their beautiful colored eyes. It was just honest and innocent behavior. As people are getting more touchy, they lose that child like carefree and innocent. I laughed at the hairy story....thanks for sharing!
So I have to travel with TP? Great Video, love it. Thanks for the knowledge.
Personally, I never go anywhere without baby wipes
My wife always has tissues and hand sanitizer in her bag when travelling.
Good job Man ! Wish u always be happy and lucky in Life ! All the Best to U and Ur family !
Thanks bud
Excellent points please stay safe everyone
Appreciate it!
It’s not in Vietnamese culture to eat on the floor. I guess is depending on the family and their background.
I guess its because we need more space. Unlike in America where meals usually on the table with not so many people. Even parties in America nowadays tend to go self serving or buffet kind of way. In Vietnam, our family parties tends to have many members and sometimes friends attend, especially death day anniversary, Tet holiday or a family gathreing. We also put every single dish with utensils and beverage out so we need lots of space and a table or two wouldn't be enough. Besides, we enjoy eating on the floor as its cozyness since all will have a chance to speak, to eat the same thing including kids.
Oh yes it is. Only royalty eat on table.
I've seen many instances in videos where Vietnamese eat on the floor, but I wouldn't say all Vietnamese eat on the floor.
Yea.
oh yes it was and still is :D
7:46 And don’t forget in parkings too with motorbikes !!! 😅
Quao!!!
Chú nói tiếng Việt đỉnh quá!!!
cảm ơn nha
Informative and entertaining...per usual. Cam on.
1. Cut in line is my biggest pet peeve. The older Vietnamese people still do that here in the U.S. I tell them the line is way in the back. I don’t care if they’re elders. I have places to go too.
2. Americans are too overly sensitive these days. If you say something too conservative and mildly offensive or not align with popular opinions, woke people on social media will find you. You’ll be canceled. I abhor cancel culture.
You and me both brother!!!
Bravo! Good observations
I remembered having a formal dining table and chair set as well as a sofa in the living room when we lived in Vietnam. This was before 1975. Things have changed quite a bit since then.
Just depends where you go in the country I guess
it also depends on the family, some prefer to eat on the floor, doesn't mean they don't have a sofa or a dining table.
@@KingOfLove555 That is true!
@@KingOfLove555 people in north VN prefer to eat on the floor, but people in the south don't.
@@QuyNguyen-lm1gq spare me the bullshit, I was born in the south and I know many families who eat on the floor. My family eats on whatever we want to, someday it's on the floor, someday it's on a table. My girlfriend family is from Kien Giang (the west) and they eat on the floor.
Chúc mừng năm mới Phúc mập!
Like someone here has pointed out, the kitchen table is rather personal to the family. Also because the kitchen itself is relatively small. The living room, however, is where most activities occur and where the guests come, so it's like the face of the family and hence usually the largest, most well decorated room in da house.
When the relatives, friends or colleagues come by for a treat, we often choose the living room, sit down and eat. It's very cozy that way.
For the queueing, that's basically a local "cuisine". The people haven't really progressed through the industrial age, so it's "everyone for himself" kinda sorta situation. That said, nowadays kids learn new stuff fast. They could get violent with those who jump the queue. That's a good sign.
Vậy là ở Mỹ việc đi vệ sinh lạc hậu hơn sài gòn rồi, chỉ có vùng nông thôn mới còn dùng giấy vệ sinh, ở TP họ dùng vòi xịt sau khi đi vệ sinh xong giúp hậu môn sạch sẽ hơn việc dùng giấy.
Bởi vì những thành phần vô ý thức này mà người Việt Nam đi đến các nước khác bị xem thường, nói nhiều mà mặt dày không biết xấu hổ.. Love Phúc..
As an overseas Vietnamese, re-learning my native language, I appreciate the videos and the channel! Very entertaining, informative, and educational.
As for the point regarding the brutal honesty, I think this lacks significant nuance. It is unfair to compare how Vietnamese may be brutally honest about one's physical appearance than than how safe spaces operate, where the latter is intended for marginalized students to be able congregate and express themselves without being further marginalized.
I think that the points can be both educational and informative, however, when sweeping generalizations are made, this is where I would suggest that context and nuance is absolutely necessary.
Great observations! Except for the toilet one, which I assume is an exaggeration to make it a funny point. Vietnamese people do use toilet paper, in addition to the bidet (I’m pretty sure the invention of the bidet came after toilet paper in Vietnam!) so don’t worry about having to bring your own tp 🧻 to Vietnam if you’re planning a visit 😅
Thanks for checking out the video
Phúc tóc dài đẹp zai quá ! Rất thích cách nhìn vui vẻ hài hước của Phúc !
Nice video. I'm Vietnamese and now I know what to say to those cut in line people. Haven't tried it yet but seems pretty useful to me.
Thanks for sharing!
U r so correct and I love this video so keep it up
Glad you agree!
Nay xem sớm:^
cảm ơn nha
Nghe ỗng nói mà mắc cười quá :) . nhưng thực ra những điều Phúc gặp phải là do thói quen của một số bộ phần già đình ở việt nam thôi. cũng có thể là do thói quen của họ. nhưng theo đa số mình thấy thì văn hóa ngồi ăn của các gia dình của việt nam là ở trên bàn ( trừ khi họ không đủ không gian và bàn ghế để tiếp đãi khách trong mốt số sự kiện bất ngờ, hoặc bất khả kháng) .
Thói quen chen hàng thì không phải chỉ riêng Phúc thấy khó chịu mà hầu như những người có ý thức đều cảm thấy chen hàng là một điều khá khó chịu.
Còn vấn đề " không có giấy vệ sinh" thì cũng phải nói tới thói quen của từng gia định. ví dụ như gia đình tớ thì vẫn phải có đủ cả giấy vệ sinh và " vòi rồng" . đó là bắt buộc vì trong một gia đình sẽ có nhiều người có thói quen khác nhau.
chúc Phúc sẽ tìm thấy nhiều niềm vui trong cuộc sống ở việt nam. ;))
Thinking about going to stay in Vietnam for a few months. I can deal with everything you mentioned, (even love chop sticks) but I think the humidity might kill me. I overheat as it is in the mid US.
Damn, living with your entire in-law family under one roof, RESPECT. I'm VN and I could never do that
get used to it after awhile
Phúc thật đáng iu. Mập nhưng vui vẻ hạnh phúc là tốt á .chúc gia đình phúc trong mùa dịch này nhiều sức khoẻ nhé
This was great! New subscriber!!
Thanks for checking out the channel, hope you enjoy the rest of the content!
Hm, a southern accent vs northern. It's more polite and common to say "đau bụng quá" (my stomach achés" whenever you need to use the restroom. Yeap, there will be bound lots of culture shocks whenever we travel abroad. Good luck with your stay!
Thanks for the tips!
1 vid : good
2 thumbai : good'
3 edit : good
4: voice: funny
5 :did i sub : yes
Appreciate that 🙌🏻